You may say 'shizen wo hogo suru,' written: 自然を保護する
守る (mamoru) is the verb meaning "to protect" in Japanese.
okaasan ga imasen
utsukushii dai shizen
Let's see. I've heard Japanese say "mama" before, when actually talking to their mother, so that might translate best to "mommy". You can refer to your mother as "haha" or to anyone's mother as "okaasan."
Okaachan (in a sort of "childish" way like "mama" is kind of childish)Haha is also a more informal word for mother similar to "mama" while Okaasan is an honorific way to say "mother."
守る (mamoru) is the verb meaning "to protect" in Japanese.
I'm guessing you meant 'how do you say mother in japanese?' it's 'mama' for 'mum/mom', etc. okaasan for mother
karara wo mamoru
"Mère Nature"
haha is mom. hahaoya is mother. okaasan is the polite way to say mother.
okaasan ga imasen
utsukushii dai shizen
nibanme no hahaoya
Beeg (meaning your) weinre (meaning mother) in German, not Japanese.
Let's see. I've heard Japanese say "mama" before, when actually talking to their mother, so that might translate best to "mommy". You can refer to your mother as "haha" or to anyone's mother as "okaasan."
Shizen ga sakusei sa re ta
Some say mother nature controls the weather.